The QB’s Just Keep on Running Sam Tapper — Sport Writer As football season is now in full swing at both the collegiate and professional levels, there are a million things to talk about. Most people just want to dissect the Antonio Brown fiasco especially following his signing in New England, but I want to touch on a much broader topic: quarterbacks who run. Historically, the rushing quarterbacks have been just that –
Read moreSam Tapper — Sports Writer If any student has spent an extensive period of time on campus during the first week, they have probably heard the phrase, “It’s a great time to be an Owl” from somebody at one point or another. The 2018-19 year showed successful seasons from many of the athletic pro- grams on campus, and the potential
Read moreMatt Gad—Sports Writer With a win last week against Saint Rose, Owls head baseball coach Tim Shea reached career win number 467, passing former coach Joe Bandiera. Say what you will about how Division II coaches have longer tenures because they are not fired for poor team performance like in Division I, but you still cannot discount 467 wins in
Read moreHunter O. Lyle—Sports Editor Reflecting on what I saw both on television and at Moore Field House, I have come to one final conclusion: college basketball is much more interesting and fun to watch than professional basketball, which leaves something to be desired. If the only thing you care about is electrifying highlight reels, tomahawk dunks from Lakers forward Lebron
Read moreHunter O. Lyle—Sports Editor Southern is home to a vast variety of sports, from the seemingly underrepresented, such as cross country and gymnastics, to the staples of collegiate sports like basketball and football, there seems to be a sport for everyone. However, there is one sport that is missing from the docket: hockey. While we do have a club version
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